Background and aims: Technologies are changing the world we know, including the measurement and diagnose in pain settings (Jiang et al., 2017). The new data collection methods, such as sensors or ecological momentary assessment, offer a new opportunity to better understand the complexity of pain by means of complex clinical and experimental data analysis (Lötscha&Ultsch, 2018).The aim of this work is to present DOLORTIC, an application ecosystem that includes 3 technologies designed for chronic pain. Methods:  The ecosystem is composed of an APP (Pain Monitor) that evaluates pain levels and another 34 pain-related variables daily. The professional has a websitewhere he/she can customize different alarms (e.g. in presence of secondary effects or high level of pain during long time) and check the patients’ progress. Finally, a web platform for self-applied psychological treatment is available (See figure “dolorTIC ecosystem). Results.This work presents, for the first time, a case study with an integrated ecosystem for telemonitoring in chronic pain using technology. Conclusions.The results of this case study showed how alarms and different methods of data visualisation can help practitioners to improve the management of pain patients.

HOW WILL TECHNOLOGY CHANGE ASSESSMENT AND MONITORING OF CHRONIC PAIN? THE CASE OF DOLORTIC, THE PATIENT APP AND THE PROFESSIONAL'S PLATFORM